So far we don't really have a way to configure QEMU for running our tests. For instance there is no way to choose the cpu model or board to emulate. This is problematic because different person can end up with different results (and in particular the CI can use different cpu features over time).
The goal of this issue is to add a new [qemu] config with two fields:
machine, which should be a QEMU machine (e.g. virt, sifive_u, or others).
cpu, which specify the CPU model (e.g. sifive-u54, or default to not specifying anything)
Once we have this new section we can add Linux to the CI using the sifive-u54 CPU core, yeay 🥳
So far we don't really have a way to configure QEMU for running our tests. For instance there is no way to choose the cpu model or board to emulate. This is problematic because different person can end up with different results (and in particular the CI can use different cpu features over time).
The goal of this issue is to add a new
[qemu]config with two fields:machine, which should be a QEMU machine (e.g.virt,sifive_u, or others).cpu, which specify the CPU model (e.g.sifive-u54, or default to not specifying anything)Once we have this new section we can add Linux to the CI using the
sifive-u54CPU core, yeay 🥳